Now using multiple-cursors set a cursor at the beginning of each line of "code", do a phi-search for // and then press enter:
C-> C-> C-s / / <return>
The expected behavior here is that each of the fake cursors jumps ahead to the next occurrence of //. However, what I am seeing after commit 14e2cc0 is that the primary cursor jumps ahead as expected, but the fake cursors all jump to the first occurrence of // in the file.
The latest commit breaks phi-search in multpile-cursors mode. To reproduce the problem, try the following:
Add the following dummy text lines to a buffer:
Now using multiple-cursors set a cursor at the beginning of each line of "code", do a phi-search for
//
and then press enter:The expected behavior here is that each of the fake cursors jumps ahead to the next occurrence of
//
. However, what I am seeing after commit14e2cc0
is that the primary cursor jumps ahead as expected, but the fake cursors all jump to the first occurrence of//
in the file.